The New York Herald Newspaper, July 16, 1867, Page 8

M., thocourt room, ‘tators—many females beim among the Ameag tho rpoctators our Bocas, of Miesourl, ex momber ef Con} Lous Dietrict, and How, Honry ©. ana; also ex-Altorney Gourraltushing their seats a foes relook, eat tho prisoner wae brought weaisd bowide bia conns ‘The jury wok It ta 08 [oliowe:— ‘Tho register of tho Webster House, Canadaigy fm evidence when we took a recees on Sati to go to the jury at present. to bia successor, who wears that ho Book fying open on bis counter until a eaves were whether honest or trvudulont. ene ¢f the cases which tho ancient and well eatablis hod rwio of evidence that a prisonor eball not be allowed to manofreture ovidonoe for bimself was iptended to incor, Te iscaid that tho namo of Join Harrison that register for the 15th of April, sworn to by Miss Jenking as tho baudwriting of Rovght to be admitted as evidence tending to prove tbat ho was present at Canandaigua at that dato; but, a8 “Lbavo jost said, it's evidence made by himeo'f, hough it might be put in evic Ris handwriting, yo favor, just as any diary, kept in his handwriting be produced against him, but eould not bo prod it estabiisd ' 4 peradyentore fon Harrison Goos.not tend to st 26th of April, 1865. wr.tien by him in Canata, or Romo, or Eyypt na in C on at ine mercy of anybody Tt could have gone to Canada auc back a hundred times or more, or the prisouer, dur ada, could have gone tothe Tho entries below the name of ‘Join Garrison,” 98 weil as that entry [tseif, may as swell havo bec made at any other time aa on tho Lith of guard again that he was ja Cal Yor inoro than two years. ook Just as ofiei aintipgenciss as thie dence to which I if the defence bad proved by any eredibie witness t ‘oeentry of the namo of John Harrison had been mau ¢ hotel in the regular course of business on the 15: name, A Memorandum of 9 fact sxcado at tho time of its occurrence, and thus proved that tne entry was in Surratt’s band, it would tend to sb «vat he was there at that tion awodum so made that it !s allowed to speak at all, and it ranimot take the character of eo ebown that it was so nade > nioh It t3 desired to speak, established that puch evidonee as this rozist wanda, !s admissible and the proof of au alii will be who easiest thing made that could poesibly ba conceived ‘A crime may be commitied here; the guilty party ‘sway escape to Canada, registering himself in ‘sumed name wherever he way stop aud will only bave t» travel back again and write his true name at or near ho bottom of the appropriate page of the hotel ragisier wherever he stops on bis return with one or two friends #0 write the:r names under bis, and the defence of the aiilé 8 complete. ste, Bradley stated that ho waa in a condition to ehow te evidence that Surratt was not tn the Vuited States ve- jean the 18th of April, 1860, and September of that Jeer; that be remained in Canada; aod it could be *nown that he was in charge of frionds thero al! tho ome, and never loft there unt!! he went out of the coun- posed to offer that ir way here who would ovy were persous of the very h: ‘iv. Wm. Failivg was re-calic <t that the ordinary route from Etrulra to Albany tue way of Canandaigua, iy Mr, Bradley.—Whattimo would parties arriv ‘enandaigua from Elmira, takang the Webster Houss stor a8 a guide, according to the regular course of Jne train arrived betwee: "and another between p! oe bwo or three routes from Mon: there is @ hiatus { jenves are missing from April 1 out this book was packed away 4 mm he wood shed chamber; th a, and witness supposes they tore tho viewer play; the book w: won of witness and mirsed and searched aves would show If thay we © ‘Websier Fonte on Saturday night, whe 1th of april, 1885, Oress-exammined—If a person arrived tn ( en Saturday night he could not go: away agaia by rail atl Sunday night about eight o'clock; ti abo Webster iiouge oo eens remembers; the Pr tho house awhile, but b oar’ Hed th apni, 1665, wos at Harrisborg : e@mived a book produced in court, and sald th. Bib of April, 1865, the for Varrisburg at twenty ming Adarrieburg at half twonty minute: ie about two t witness thinke he was nt Was repniog turough ecct jad lef Kimiva ow havo come thro Mameport; on tuo it ever the row shero; on who cxid be Witaess staried the train Witners has no reourd of the & Sihedule only; @ train going worth fr 7 MO record of the Jat aud doth; ons me troins ndve Wave @ rovord twain Jeaving himira Naceport wet tee PM. and Boat morning; wiih Williameport ¢: ined On the 15h of April, “TRIAL OF JOHN H. SURRATT. The Webster Houso Register Not Ad- mitted as Evidence. TESTIMONY CF ACONFEDERATE GENERAL What Surratt was Doing ia Montreal and Elnira, The Defence Offer to Prove He Was Doing Scr Vice for the Rebels. Wasmraroy, D. ©, Iuty 16, 1667. ‘The Sarratt trial was resumed to-iay at ton o'otock A usual, beimg crowded with pec umber, Boticod 4 from the St. rue, of Indi. | Primeipte of . c 11 was proved by the proprietor of the house who Kopt !t on the 15th ef April, 1965, to have been the register vaed by him and turned over by him on Monday, tho 17th of April, 1865, opt the same tho bl then pi have been, any purpose This ts just precisely wed as evidence in his Di eatab! she, It {a only as a memo- jorandum wntil it it the time and plac» of Let the priacipls be onve heat respectability, for the dofence, and Mt.—-T ubject to that question, that the question could bo put without nco to the book, and tak ug the regular course of a fen and eleven PM; fork a of the hos bim 3 the uid Nos bo io: 9 WhO staye Apri! 15, 1865, th rehial (Wood) resides in Harrie. witness hero ex. 5 atn wae on the Mary. imoro, that night; two Baltimore at ten o'clock P. M., and arrived at st two and fifty minutes part two ‘A.M; a train left Marrisbary, going North, sninutes past two P. M.; thero was bp Béth from Paltiore amspor! Fliwira th te wo -five minutes; "i a er past one P. M., and tay h Linrrieburg at two A, ML knows of nv road coming opt ihe one through Sam. 1805, Uh uh of Wire; the running thme from WilMamsport te Eiwir was five hours aud thirty minutes; the through tralos wh ot meee A MM. and ten P. Mj was agi p tomy 9 Serr! in consequence 5 ; aa Baltimore from Elmira by Cohone? Patrick MeDonogh, sworn—Witness tives in jadelphia; has been in the Logistat: w Jobu Lee, knew him: 3 very bad, and wisness cou! there are four ways to reat Py g-examine’—Know him # 84 Cote} Cou! —Keaides in Philadelphia; oletel HL A. Couke, sworn: ant Baby oe Hy ev Was vory bad, witness would not behove him on his bf bo was interested, Croms-examined— He is @ notarad liar, €0 considered + in Philadelphia; character ig Dad; wit- knowe Jobo Lo be Phitadelpha. Joba Bonnell, sworn--Res eousiable; kuuws John 1 ness Woald Hot believe him on bis oath, Crosa-oxamiued--Ho might (ell the truth if be was if ho was to logo by it he would not be ubt if he was nouher to gam or love, but Witness lived in Texas some years last May; (9 @ wative of Virginia; was a he Confederate army; was ip sav Surrate there AG Lee, sworn Brgader General ia Canada i April 1865, om sick leave; Apes, 685, he brought @ despatch to witness, t cajected vo the deepateh, #4 the prosecution had shown that Ser. mond a8 bearer of dospaiches, aud bo now propoved (o show that Swrratt wag in Canada sa dearor of w Jespaiwh to Genera! Lee, and that he intend ed to neti there, but was employed by General Leo on siné-s at Kireiva, and was there on the 13th, 14cn apd 1iih of April, 1865; that he was not in that place to aseist th tho Conspiracy, but on a secret mission oF tively difforent character, and that he received no monsy trom Jace Thompson. Mr. tterropont objected. It wae contrary lo every vatt was in Ric the qnestion out as inadni said be would pat his offer ia tee after ten use court and At twenty minutes pant ten @’elook Judgo Fisher camo into court, and tbo jury was Order being obianed, Judge Fisher delivered Bus decision on tho admiseit/lity of the Webster Hou: Pegister to show Surrail’s prosenco mm Canadaigua on the BMAh of April, 1865, no court take a recess, (oor triai of this canee the defendaat offered ling to show, vot April, 1865, bo arrived in asthe bearér of a deepateh elary of Stato of the Confederate , bo tha witness, J to nnd directad tho 4 Jacod Thompson, o t roution, and (0 8b Was to bo paid, nor Wag any paid to tho ‘ny ond charged ia tho no pari of tue ed in the couspirac’ . therein alleged ; iio poirot of fact what d. dz, sition was to be made of And the government hat also given evl- r n being in Blon- minission of bri wa of tho guants and aiso the numb. rs of that im polatet f 1 tie ternoon of the a, and was absent w day, or the next su hita what parp eaid prison and {3 approach foreea, and that ho pald the prisoner for reached Ricwmond, Va’, on tho 31 n, 28 i of saul iaonth, 9 of Slarch was cha Just h for the said wi 7 ed, aa hereinhofere a 1 of April; all of P 3 of tho prisoper, and upied from tho a of Aprit; and also to show that he did not re- ceiva money from Jacob Thompson, w tended by the provocation ho did rece: tated that there. were severs! in the proposition to which he did not object, The Court said the propor way would de to fd, and pat questions to him wi decited onas they were asked. placed on the stand and ques. | ntiosed in the above paper, to show tho whereabo' cb it iaypre- Mr. Pierropont Th Ltd the points me led out by the court, The witness resumed—Witness had opportunities of eeing the prisoner in Canada on the 12th if no had boon at the hotel, but do not remember that he saw him that " jo day he loft Montreal to Winess was not aware, of his own knowledge, thatSarratt had left Canada for the Vnited States; witness lost sight of bim for several days after witness saw him at Montreal, and had the erview with him; eaw him again da the 17h of | witness remombera nothing about bis dress ravelling shawl, which covered him nearly to the si rt of hscoat; he had avery light moustache and flight goates; hig moustache waa liko that of a boy day; did not eee him_on come to the United State sworn—Witness lived in Kimira, t the Brainard Hotel in 1885; iL was priotors ;avitness bas mad diligent tol of 1865, but ts unable Wi py hod bean sabyy mag owe ho would re- > for Mr, Tillotson, : Joart belug telographed for to be shown tual t i songer for wein 2 goverment expense, sworn—Io April, 1865, witnesa kept arden Conceri Saloon; on the day of Good g before eight jes wore round; pr tat the table mance OXvept on ee was in D sic Elaventh streets, Thore was no other concert # Tenth sud Twelith streots; u eutonia Mall is between Ninth going outsido of the witness for the p dren, Thos, F, Pearsal!, counsel foes per was between Tenth ot hoon mentioned by them, verrepont contended that tt was not material, as ) was in the immediate vicinity, Iho Court thought any place in the iramedinte vielnliy might be meationed, The wituess, resutaing, sald Tentonia Hall was between th stroats,'on the south side of Pennsyl- they had round and square tables there youtrally held in th had afternoon perfor: oaadaigaa boarded at @ tbers; wit. 1 there, b vere on thas x month 1 ght book showed whe siayed at the houre moroing; never Mra Apnic Backus sworn—Witness lived at No. 818 ; the tables used wore round ones. present, here tock tho stan‘, the close’ of his testimony be the defence handed tho ted report of witness’ ezatwination of not noticed the ebavings and the mortar cut out of the wall io the box at the back; witness on testifying the shavings and mortar, and (honght that it was likely that his testimony At the forimer trial was correct, a® the cirenmst sont rerolieciion | ut also thigks hie § fourteen tet that he had dicated lia hore examined the report of the mii ir, 8 tated that nom indelibly xed a had been enlarged by fecallot all the oit- ination he think* he looked at 2 the box and did see the shavings and the here took # recess untill to-morrow moruing ANTINE MATTERS. te from an Ne Cases of Sickness on Borrd= valescents from the badiy tofected with ve a@ation on Saturday who died In Herana in port, bot bed | j mui 14d OF y jonpeing and fu 9 proceed to the city. 1 not continne bayond four or five day ain Hecnaventurs, Pa (y from Havana iu ballast ont of fourte®, Olllcers and crew, vei Aveo cara froc’, am tafected pate the w days and gubjeot hor to the ceual were ailowed to the hospitals on the Weet All of tho cribs except ove fod much of the erik’ Work so far inld ia above ch trai & For jnataace, atd Bow toke | hawt, the Le gods the original Duteh which they eontinned been ascertained that Debora! heirs of purchase of either Wouid be approved of Hence, as tho general law Advort!sement for persons uot kuowa to be lans@ before even application made fora comm ssion to fix the value ot the selected by the special board of jast winter. A likedelay neccsea- piated occupation @f Barren Istand. other carious occasion of delay hag beem developed the projectod building of quarantine warehouses on " Now, Robins’ Reef, it ‘has been discov- erty in fes simple of the State of Now Now York has jurisdiction =e property whicu is alrea: des gated in the ered, is the Jersey, whi od at least must the Stata of both of the tand and waier and the Logi pointed a co; tion on the par sion, Hence it 4s tobe hoped that with tho adjustment of thoge various questions another season will witness tho establishment of perfect quarautine facilities for port of the Empire City. for the whieb th son, dag In shail issue “pee: and nnlii the further transfer or dis; debior not ¢ act, and from any interfere In the above cave, the petitioner, Mr. Walmsley, has doen order 2 to appear before Lie Court on the 23d and show cause why the prayer of his petition shou not ba granted, fn tie mater peais for the do order of Sir Dwiek on the petition point may bo but the notices shall lL ho reference whatever to red THE COURTS. BANKRUPT COURT. The Nxpense et Advertising Under tho Now Bankrant Act. In the ma'ter of Jesse H, Roviason.—Tn this case, which ie being disposed of before Mr. James F. Dwight, one of the Registers for this city, a Uttoners in baukruptey fas been raised. Mr, Daight maintang tha! be bas aright to order the insertion in foreign newspapers of certain notices required by tho act. In rate twenty-one of tho rutos drawn up by Judze Blatchford for tue government of the Bankrupt Court outhern district of New York, are given tho names of Now York morning and evening papera in blished, This rule makes n of the Jud e matter of James Walma’ey,—Jndge Dat: has io this matter mado an ofder that an injunc restrain the debi James RC: ring and de’ from f Adlp® Baum.—In this case the pott+ 40a the openiay of the court on the form in wate it ha was amended on the 27th of that mont meeting of creditors haz taken Baum. the Present, Henry « service of release, as men of ry servico, Upot 8 age Lnder oath as two inth United States in antry, appe: United States, and presented the retura to of Major General Butterfield, O'Brien was nos und at the time of th gent away 0} troops for se miseed the writ, COURT CALEHDAR~THIS OAY. Scrrewe Covet—Coswpers.—Nos, 27, 29, 33. Call wil B. the echarge. rapt, opposed tho int the court is one hun SUPERIOR COURT—SPECIAL TEAM. Tho Diecharge of Uniteds States Soldiers on Habeas Corpus. Before Judge Jones, In ve the Ha’eas Corpus of John OBrien, —This mat- tor came before the court yesterday on the return of a writ of haveas corpus directed to Major General Butter- fiold, directipg him to produee the body of ous Joba O'Brien, who was regularly enlisted mto tho m'ihary 2 United States on tho 20th of June Jast. The dischatgo of the potitrover was claimed on tho «round that he was only eighteen years of ago, This would not, however, hare been sufiicie: at age are elividlo for enlistment and his enlistmenr, however, Joba diner, tak: Mr, Binr P an. bir. Mo banded to the Register « i ‘hal, on bevalf ef the bunk. duction of iho objections at this mags of the cage, and asked that the opinion of the Const might bo mist to tho application, and thus the case stands for the on the point, BIITIONS LOD Only to petitions wero | ndiam, Jn, New Wyman; Charies commences at No. 42, Marine Court--URIAt Tra —Nos, 42, 79, 5, 103, 147, 143, 149, 152, 154, 168, 168, 159, 100, 161, 162, Sareh BE. Warner os makos tho twont ail of which have been referred. SUPTEME COUAT—CHAMBERS. The Warver Diverce Casce—Motlon for Alle mony. Before Judze Augustus J, Warner,—This action BROOKLYN COURTS. UWITED STATES DISTRICT COURT—RANKAUPTCY BRANCH. petition of Trane Clark, bankrapt, was filed with Court yesterday attornoon. sixth petition Gled thus far, is brought fora limited dive , W8ti, defence struck A purse, ocision. cuiliren, J a the action. her father and bro winst him. The aifdav! Assault and Battery Before J on Main street, on Sunday, th assacited by tho dof and knocked down and kicked, clarmod daroayes in the azn inher heavy on bis Mm eugaged 10 prize wer, appears to have been There was no deve jury returned a verdict in favor of | For platati®, Thomas EF Roberts. | Absa WESTCHESTER INTELLIGENCE. nm Seruous Diarvunaxce at ar o'clock on San dictarbances which bave rece roughly. I w in the tig the foreh taking uruck with ad, A number ef re ops privately to bring the Proper aushorities 60 Liat proper means [or presorving ordey may be provided, or the piace closed up altogether. to the terror and annoyance of persons residing im the vicinity, took pince at Germ the courts of which sever re Laccery et & Dowxerc, Meiroeo, 1n whose cervice she bad been for tho of bavint stolea a quantity of fermale attire, An immense chignon, which Bed also disappeared g table, way found, with several Posseation of the Wate Plains jail mouths, Afr peje, ord Ane.reace hore this mornt L's Livory etabh siora “ue FIRE TW MEADVILLE, PA. Maapruce, Pa,, July 15, 1907. destroyed the Porton Bh ith wis boreea; DP wilep’s yeridenca Hoe ‘POLICE INTELLIGENCE, Beratary axp Ronssxy—ARauets on Susricion.—On Saturday evening, the 6th inst, some thioves gained ‘access to the roof of premises No, 68 James street, after kylight, and, descending to the second floor of the house, broke open a door lead- ing to tho apartments occupied by Louisa Schwickard, then absent from tho house, and took from «small er bag, which they cut open, $250 in ver cotn, nineteea coupons to the valuo of $1 policy of insurance, revolver au: mounting in all to $1,600, they escaped, Subsequently the coupons, imsurance poly, aud somo other of the stolen articles On tho roof of the house, Yesterday detectives Mullin f the Fourth precmeh, andor Seott and Jeremiah Sullivan, alias Cliftvrd, on suspicion of committlug the burglary and larancy, and Elizabeth Muntz, ving to seeing the prisoners leave the complainal The accused parties deny of New York, ata ving over sixty hy and it is found impos-ible to of shane pues at @ price ee Ls iw roqtires four weeks’ clarman! Fasalg tm won te air won Oy «tore of 60 ‘Ustrep Saree Disrmior Covar.—Jobn Beattie, Bowen, Jobn Shelly and Thomas Greeise, of Jereay City, and Samuel Schi Judge Field, y. to occupy it o there are now The saberers at Prospect Park “trike fe Additional Wages.’ o'clock yesterday morning the a tention of Mr. Jobo Bogart, the assistant engineer Proapect Park, whose duty it is to lay out tho worl there, was called to the fact that the laborers Tather demonstrative, and had refused to go to whem ordered to do 40 by their respective bosses, quartermen. Repairing to the place iudicated by hii informant, Mr, Bogart found gathered together, in @ central portion of the field, workmen to tho number of about nine hundred or a thousand, who, on espying! him, became noisy and clamorous in their Shortly after sev which they forced open thi Werdict'in each caze ‘Meemix oF rae County Freesoipers.—To-morrow the county freebolders will hold a meeting, in the Court pose of finally deciding on the plan awarding the contract, for the new jail. MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS, THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN, Tho Board of Aldermen mot yesterday, at two o'clock. Tho President being absent, Alderman Loew was called ees ‘The law providing for theze warehouses was passed by the Legislature in 1563, re of New Jursey at its last session ap- miagion to confer with a spocial commis- t of Now Yat which was appointed under the law providng for these stractures, Action will #oon bo taken, it is expected, by this joint commis’ and Harbelt and officer Thompso1 hondred of refused to join in tho domands of their fellow laborers, ted the crowd, who doclared thag allowed to continue at work unless the wishes of the majority were acceded to in th raatter; and such was the probability of a serious dist it was mega pivioae to summos aid of the metropolitan guardians of the word was acconhogly sent to Police Inq vector’ Joh Folk, who eave a reatly respouse tl Police preciu: Brook. mt Kogineer of Prospect Park, Mr. C! Martin, made his appearance on the ecene before they arrival of the police, and pertinent remarks, ip which he informed them that ax no demand for an Wi been made by them to his knowledge it was impossib'e for him to make apy promises to thens at the present time; but that if they their work quietly aud peacefully, he wonld interest bimseif in the pores a — seeoiones sacerte oe the wages paid outside the Park, and regulate, bie, thetre in accordance therewith, Ou Wednesday unicate the result of biz endeavord iw tha matter to them throngh thelr reapeotive foremen. This appeared to cive satisfaction to the greater pors xpreseed their wiilingnese to wait en they can decido to work ed upon by the Conmistioners ed quietly to work. About on hundred of the stubborn and more determined of 4 en \factly resisted the inducements argument beld ont to them to return to jabor, and lounged around the Park in wantom muttering threats durin, From time to time tho s'urdy continued to put in an eppearance on tho ground in squads, and before ten o'clock fully one hundred and Atty, officers were on kaud, probabilities and results of an encounter with a force no largely outnumbering their own, They evidently felé courtdent of being more (han a match for sx crow as the one 4 occurred, and the slupk quietly away, a row were house and go on the roof. thoir guilt, bot, on the eviderce present: Hogan committe? tiem to tho Tombs for trial, ia twenty-1wo years of age, & native of Scotland, Kivee at 82 Mulberry street aud isa seaman. Sullivan waa born in this city, i3 mineteon yearsof age, lives at 140 Cherry sireet and is @ cord maker. pare making search forthe remainder of the stolen pro- A resolution was offered by Alterman Varnum direct. | ‘hey should m ing tho Corporation Counsel to test tho constituttonality of tho act cronting a Board of Audit, doubts having been expreseed in r lation to its creation, aud that the Corpo- ration Counsel bo also directed to report to the Board of Aldermen what action be prop This resolution wag afterwards withdrawn by Mr. another substituted, requesting Corporation Counsel with refer- to tho constitntionahty of the act ere: to the question whether action is neeaed to protect the city from la- bihty to expense hereafter in consequence of suits by those whore claims may bo rejected. Committee on Law, A petition was recsived from the rosidente of Great Jonc# street asking that that ctreet may be paved with tho Nicho'son pavement, Laid over Acommunication was recolved from ft, Lonis inviting several me ation ty visit St, Louls this sexamer, Bunteation was placed on file. The Board concurred with the Councitmen permitting the New York and Harlom Ra lroad Company to use dnmmy engines between its passenger and freight depots in this city, ‘onowrrence was also had on a reaolution dividing tho Twentioth ward inzo more conventent election districts, rd concurred in the resolution of tho Conacil no'lcing the death of General Thomas F. Meagher, and adjourued to meet ou Thuisilay next, at two o'clock. The detectives to take in the matter. | out the reserve lyn. The Res! € Forp op tna Fins Anrs.—John Lynch, 462 Fighth | Varnui and avenue, appeared before Justice Dodge yesertay and preferred a charge of larceny against James Gaffney. is alloged that tho accused took throe pictures to sell and fuied to make any retaro of the amount of his The value of tho property wag estimated at $42. od was held for exatnmation. Boww Teret or « Wares.—James L, Taylor, a man y-ix yoars of age, deliberately entered the store Jon, No, 200 Water street, and taking a of a gold wateh, vatued at $170, which was within his reach, attémpted to make hia ezeapo; but Mr, MeMvliea iutercopted the bold operator and do- im til officer thing, of the Secor On eearching tho prison n was found in hia possession by the ait of $1,000 bail Justice Hogan com- sed to the Tombs for is 9 carpon'er by trade, had nothing to say in relarion to tho charge pre the mon ina the Board of Referred to the Would return ta tion interesting to pa- next he would con tion of the mep, who e: until Wednesday next, not, aa the terms acre may suit them, They, therefore, re! strikers, however. in tho way of sensibi arguing thar the sid entail unnecessary expense Tho opinion of the Judge on tho vered in the course of four or tive the entire forenoon, va Tuerr—I'wo Cevrs Invorvep.—Ono of nights of the locusts the most petty cases of petit larceny ever brought be. fore a local tribunal was developed before Justice Hogan, at the Yombs yesterday afternoon, The offeudor ian Mr, Joseph Jarritt, a photographor, doing business at No. 553 Broadway, and living in East Fourth street, in court accompanied by officer Howe, ct. Itappears that the de- ang saloon 39 Park Row and or- fea, rare, but it being overdoue when set ofore him be declined eating it, and the waiter ft away and ordered another A third steak was subsequently ‘ookel to his 1asto, f the doicious tenderloin, he gentiomin a check for rome dispute arose at the cashier's dock tho paymontof the bill, Jarritt alleging that he baa been overcharged, Tho result was that he left tho piace without paving anything at all, end ran into the par, whither he was pursued and arrested, rate Win, W, White, an a'tachd of the ale a complaint, agai st the prisoner, charging him with stealing @ pasteboand dinuer check worth two On Uns complaint the magistrate committed Jarritt to the Tombs for trial, Tar Parreesox Case—Tae AMovNt or Baw, Fixeo.—In the cnco of Ephraim Q. Patterson, recently arrested on suspicion of being imp! ca’ed in breaking mto and rob- bing tho offies of tho Montaay Insuraneo Company, Court street, Brooklyn, heretofore fully reported in tho Herarp, Judve Hogan yesterday decided to take bail for vance, aud fixed the Doubitess Pa'tersop, who stoutly asserts will ve abio to procure a bondsman in the couree of a Tho Church ftreet Opeuing Again=Tke Death discussing the prospects, of General Mengber. Tho Board met yesterday afternoon, Mr. Brinkman, he President, presiding. A resolution was presented instracting the joimt com- mittee on accounts to examine the aseosement lst for the proposed widening and extengion of Church stree!, and that they have full power to fend for persons and Papers, and report to the Common Council the result of their investization, Mr, Svacom ead that he wanted to bay mentroll thoroughly examined. He understood that a he corner of Fulton street and Broadway was a building on the corner of Broadway and Houston streot was assessed $2,000, and there were tho lino cf the improvement Ho would like to know vate individuais were exempt The resolution was not adopied. der it was declared lost, An appeal decision of the Chair, which ¥ ae ow eal 2iscontent joungers evel Guding their efforts to get aborors in & communicaiton about to weoks since ty tno (ommissioners, as!ng for in- ‘Loir present allowance beipgouly ‘Tho document in question was receiv @ Commissioners, but owing to ite informality, their ‘ed inthe demand or vam» signed ‘vas taken of their per neglect exasperated the men, who determined on the ag above stated, Tire laboring force at present engaged on the Park amounts in the aggresate to thirteen bnodred, The wages paid are un- doubtediy below the standard rates outside, and there can be little doubt bat tho Park Commissioners will ace cedo to any just demand made on their part. of atiempting anything approaching a riot must, how- 9 tho workmen while the police are go prompt in therr assembly, Jarritt appear 4 on upon the petition, and er Of Lig court, from making any on of any of tho proporiy of tho ho operation of the bankrupt fendant eniered tho ed remuneration, Mr. Jarvitt devoured. rritt, and, it del a $1 60 per diem. no amount spe to tho paper, no whereupon tho waiter gi course taken by thom taxed $200, whit Rothechild, 312 | ‘hetero the tas ason why certain py from this asgorsment, was taken from ot sustained by the Board, A few general orders of no particular interest were adopted, aod during @ parliamentary fight upon a reso- ution relative to flagging a street, Mir, JURWAA moved that whon the Board adjourn it do so till the first Monday in September, ir. STsc°M moved as ap amendment that the Board do now rdjourn, wnich the Presidont declared carried; but in consequence of the con. usion which prevailed, the Boaid evidently Bot intending to adjourn and not und standing the motion, Mr, Tarner was permitted to with- draw his resoluion, aud the Board resumed the tran JEFFERSON DAVIS AND THE ANDERSONVILLE MURDERS. ‘Washington correspondence (July 11) Toledo Biade.} ‘The main facts on rerord touching the connection of Jefferson D: dersouvitle murders, aro go easily stat give a yaraeraph to them, lest they may not fail under your observation :. ‘The r bel idea of killing off our prisoners so as not to be obliged to meet them In battle, developed before ner Of Exchange, said in a letter to General Winder, “The arrangement’? have made works largely in our favor. eot of miserable wretches and of the best material I ever saw. wretches” being #0 useful, a plan was Tr and it was stated ‘on (not in evidence, however), that when Winder ‘9 orders to make tho Andersonville pe: him to locate it a5 near hell as in General }10) ed yesterday—Daniol ri; counsel, Doolittie Davis and . Brown-on, ; The number of petitions now before d and six, his future avp mount at $2,500, sep BuncnaRy 3¥ Sixtm Ayaxve. —Justice Dodge yesterday morning rendered a decision in the caso of tho alloged burglary at tho house of Williams Colo- man, No, 282 Sixth avenne, dschargod, owing to tho insufficiency of evidence to Andersonville 0: Whiie a number of tho membors were exercising their tactics im excited and characteristic lau- INKY MUR®AY rose, not exactly to throw ol! upon the troubled waters, for ne #ald the conduct of his fellow members was not only but a disgrace to the intelligent peopie of thiscity. The gentiemen of tho press, said Mr M., must be struck with e that such scones as those should oc- The prisoner, Dowd, was We gob rid of @ disgrace to the Board, CrugLty To 4 Horse,—John F, Brickweld was arrested by officer Gibbons, of the Third precinct, on the charge of cruelly driving a horse attached to a cart, eaid horse having running sero on his back, and was entirely anit for service, Justice Hogan required the accused to 000 bail to appear for trial before the Court of crease the num! n, Davie ia jana Mr, pracom denied the assertions of the provious penker, observing that no personalities had 3 tat the little dobate bad been carried on in the highest spirit of friendship; that nobody bad been clubbed or called out of their right name, Some of thet might go to Congress, and ‘hey wanted some scr In debate, though they woutd perhaps have to be better behaved there, \ Mr, Sreruzx Ronerts mildly wo; Winder did not go near it till June, reported to the authorities at Richmond instructions then. In May there were in the eighteen acres enclosed, and the frequent and resulted so manifei is erament roported the facts and earnestly azalnst any more prisoners proof that this report was tary of War, showing that it bad read, Colonel Parsons, in bis moved by a desire to iitigate the piace, be ordered reveral trains of lumbor shelters for the privoners, whereupon he wat and the lumber osed t» build quarters outside, fered to gO wiihtn, The removal took immediately on the arrival of General Winder Richmond at bis first visitin Jane, The bad been increaved to nineteen housand to an acro.) lany witnesees tes! say that they were doug more for « Larceyy or a Goro Watcn.—Mary B. Moorehead, of No. 22 Bleecker street, made a complaint before Justice Dodge yesterday against a young map named Clifton G, Clark, charging bim with stealing a gold watch and chain attachod, of the value of $100, It is alleged that te accused called at the house of compiainant ona visit, and while thero stolo the property complained of and pawoed itin a Chatham street pawn shop. maa foels sadly the position in which ho has placed He was committed in defauit of $1,000 vail, NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE. to obtain his f i threo of the memoers wanted io De dictated. (Applause in the lobby.) Mr. Sracom offered the foliowing preamble and resolu- dent, and they ct = i io which sot forth that the control of the respondent issuance of the writ, be having been tue Liih of Jaly, upom a requisition for 0 on tho Pacile coast, Tho court dis- i H Whereas the unvwelcome and unexpected Intell unced throughout the land that General Thomas agher, tho Secretary and Acting Governor of Territory, one of the inost gifted of our adopted d usel wines beon suddenly of the destroyer; ry ¢. Hf 5 conutrymen, has in Bis prim principle f sincere and unselfish devotion to his native jand, le in her behalf, the dangers assed on the soil of Ireland, no jess than those he Dravely faced so disinteresiediy for the c.use of his adopted country, ineeting the F just rewards only upon the eve o! eve tfl life, mark thi ero! and tho lover ot bi chon of al! hearts been and untiring etry A Carey Row Over ny 4 Horse Can —On Sunday eve- niog car No, 6 of the Jersey City and Hoboken Railroad girl two years old, daughter of a man named William Haines, who resides at the corner of Norih Third and Erlo strocts, There is little hopo that tho child will survive her injuries. several passengers called tha attention of the driver te the eniid, who was sittiug on the trek before he trite the accident was due to bis negligence, ‘Trodriver was errested yesterday merning and Justice Quarfe, who o: await the result of the eniid Corowen’s Ixquast,—Corouer Warren held an inquest last evening o» the remains of the man who met with @ Central Railroud, as pndlished No one has yet turned up to , and the jury returned a vend It is cousidered ho led to hearing Wirz and Winder ntederncy than do! the: them at Richmon prisoners was in haadier, an officer of the spector General’s department, after reporting the hor~ prisoners, recommended the re and the appolptment of one “who does not advocate deliberately und in blood the propriety of ivaving them (the prisoners) their present condit.on until tueir number bas boen guf~ ficiently reduced by death to make the This report reached .b of Aucust, aod Atjutant General Cooper endorsea ‘The prison is a reproach tousasa nation, Colonel fer’s recommendation {s concurred in’? aut Secretary of War also endorsed on tho paper, “These reports show a condition of things villo which call very loudly for the interposition of the . Department, in order that a cl after Mr. Davis and his War at (he matter, General Winder, instead of bol ‘od, was put, by order No, 84, dated Octover command of all the prisons eagt of the Miasissippl, tho work of starvation and murder went on wi further attempt to stop it to the close of the rebeljion, WEST IKDIES. We have advices from St Thomas, West Sndies, te was healiby, The commer> Wor Angust the number of ovor 32,000, and Cojonei © Mt ts atlezed that Me condition of «| moval of General Wind on 9 citizens in the loss of and graced its legal profess 09. its press and Its aoclet who led its sons to batile for the integrity of the ‘i rt in a fore belt ered him to be | Un Solved, That thie Common Council. as the re tives of the poopie, hu , acknowledge the by ./@ accidental death 0 Acting Governor of Montana, Resolved. That a copy of the: attested, be tras eral gloom occasioned Thomas Francis Meagh ments enffice,”* a horribio death oo in yestorday’s Henan, itentify the bo: at Anderson> Appropriate remarks were mado by Messrs, Stacom, longs to Elizabeth, Tay, after which tho may be made.” But bor dM thomas and imister bad consulted animously adopted, On totion the Board then adjourned till next Monday. THE RIOT AT ELM PARK, STATEN ISLAND. Further facts have been e!) on Sunday last at Staten I distu:banco was @ most wanton violation of the peace by the excursion party which went there on that day, scoms that tho rioters camo from the Eighth and Ninth some of the choice spirits of thore localities, Who wero again joined by “roughs’ other sociions, who got aboard at the varions docks in this city and Brooklya where the boats touched. The: stopped at Elm Park, and mado fast at the nsual doc proparatory to landing; but the owner of the picnic Mr. Wat’ora, as well as several re: of borheod, who eaw their sou domonstrations, cast off tho lines agai, fow hundred yards farther down the dock of a nail overpowered the watchman, broke dowa ttie gate and ‘hey then transported their initiated tho festivities of Four police officers at- to make arrests, but their prisoners were each time rescued, Word was then sent to Captain Holbrook, at the main police station, who ent Sergeant Hay with the force of reserves, but the motera had takeu the alarm and embarked on their way back to the city. The police, however, were equal to the emergency, Those who bad witnested the riotous conduct of the excur. sioulsts proceeded (o New York withont delay, obtained @ rection ot tho First precinct police, embarked on the lice steamer Deer, aud iatercepted the party tn the Lil stance was shown. The drawn revolve the loaded cannon oa the steamer were convincing The States Island oificers went abovrd and took seven prisoners whom they Yho priucipal ringleader 1s Eserx Cooxty Cocnrs,—A special term of tho Essex } Tsolutions we county courts was commenced yesterday morn! The only ca takea up was that of and wife vs, Honry Neary avd A verdict of $60 damages was upon the ground of erael and Inhuman treatment, and refusal on the part of the defendant to provide for the plaintiff? and her chil- An application was mado yostorday afternoon by counsel for plaintiff, for alimony and Iris alleged by plan. Uff that since her marriage with the defendant on the 25th of January, 1857, he bas on many occasions treated her and the children in a cruel manner, and refused to rov We them with the necessaries of hfe, In Decem- Ber, without any provocation whatover, plainti@ several times abont the body, frou the oflect of wiich assauit sho was confined to her bed, and during this timo he refused to provide her with besides using throatenin, towards hor, and on over accanions up to pertedly aesaniied ber and refneed to provide her and tho children with food sad clothing. Jeft him, takimg with bor the children, the motion counsel for plaintiff? submitted eeroral afl. davits corroberating the statements already Counsel for defendant, Mr. Headley, submitted the afidavit of the detendant, in which he m of cruelty, &c., Depow previding. 8 8, Armstron: Deing a suit for trespasa rendered for plaints A Contractor ARREsteD,—Thomas McGrath, a, con- tractor for building a city sewer, was yesterday arrested on a charge of breach of the peace and unwarrantable interference ith one George Schonagruber, that the complainant had ob ained permission of cert Cily oilicais to Coancet a pipo from his premises to tl 18 to dig a 'ronch he cansod concerning the nd, whieh show that the the 29th of June. The i cial report says:— The extreme dulness existing for all kinds of Ameré ican imports continues, and the transactions have been of so limited character that it is very dificult to make any qnotations of prices that could be realized for ang quantition The stock of flour has been largely in~ creased by several into arrivals, without any improve- ment - —_ dealers = at itye four, some sma! ee Rak Vener bbl. ; Bast India rice, 5¢, a 6)40. Pro- visons also contipge dull somo demand for handy tounage for Banks drawing rato on 8. ; bills continue scarce, bills to sell, $6 for 00. cent premium, wards, numberi er; Dut actor repeated & the arro:t of tho party, alleging that after its being made, sami be heid to-day, Mecnaxics’ Co-orerativ® MOVEMENT. —Tho members of the Coacbmakers’ Union of Newark have resolved to ative coach and carriage manufactory, The members of that body held a meeting at their rooms, No, 4 Bap street, last evening, and perf-cted th ir plans for the movement. The system meots with the favor of nearly atl the craft, Fing.—A fire broke out ip a smell barn in Nicholson street yesterday morning, resulting Ip the destruction of tho building. Fortunately, the contents of the barn had The building was the property of Mr. Jacob Es, whose logs is about $100; no insur. On this day ane bpm a CS ‘urope and Up! m8 OTM a 90d. 4 the atreet rato for draw ® American gold 191% per ‘We bave commercial reporta from Barbados, W. Ly dated on the 26th of June, which advise us as fol yp to the Park, where t beer, dancing and singing. ied every alle. preferred by plaintiff, forth that in bis belief plaintiff would somo- go in intoxicating Mquors, and that she was or to commence this ac- of several other parties that the defendant was a man of ty beea receut!y removed, All articles in breadetuits have decline tion being evinced by onr deal in taking pureboves, in order to keep prices aown, fonr= ing Weavy arrivals, Mess pork, no transaciions, (Awerican), heavy. ality indifforemt, Coal in fall supply. 9 receipts; shooks, Werxty Moaraury,—The mortality roturme of the they lioking together he past week show (hat there were Afty- uring that period, of which $18 50 per cwt stored, Pod (Ne pine about £21; staves, mages Awarded. Thompson and a jury, Timovhy J. Roberts vx. John Diy the evidence in this cas wioundined), qu at $460, Texrcrixce Meetita,—A grand gathering of the friends of temperance assembled on Sunday in Bloom- tings wore alzo held in Wynockle ana 0 latter place over one hundred persons There was @ meoiing on the teland in the afternoon to hear Captain De Wait, of Now York, doliver an address on the evils resulting from intem- eoting for tho aame object was hold scopal charch in the evenivy. ast the sale of liquor on it by Joreey City was ported f the addrosses to show the benef: ent of this trafic on dtively tdomtitic ave eacaped an; are tie came of Parry, Joha Nelson, Jacob o, Baptiste Frederica, Joba Smith egorty. aahbuen, of the Fifty-first substation, I report of their capture:— ‘Tho seven adove named prisoners came to ihe sand about ono o'clock P. M., on the barges Wm. J. and Wm. H, Morton, im tow of the steamboat Philip, ta Aftor trying to procure liquor from the proprietor, Joun Waters, without success, they rand whiskey ashore, saying ¢ wore determinod to test he Exeise law oa They became riotous, broaking down fei OMcers Lonsdale, Adawson, Biake and Brogan attomptod to mako an arrest, but wero assaulted with bottles, haa il picke's by tbe crowd, some more, The officers bargos, but could make no arrests, It appeared Crom that the plain was standing of June, when be was orate’ on tho 25th, and awing [410 @ Clore, euipped last year, penny sree 1 wiil fail short of For this, Roberta | 1 0n”. ine Disige, and James Hu Dut wiil fail @ Dwyer, it ape BUITISH GUIANA, oh Gu cna we have received advices dated at Georgetown, Dewarara, on the 2th of Jone Our market report sdvives:+ ad vo vosoe's with Dreadatatts and three: ‘and quotations hoes per $12; orackers, 4 New York at $3 ro nominal for best qualities, | Mackers Horrings, good, at $2 Pork, tmeos, at $21 " ‘Lent ~~ vara od ' D tatoos are selling at m1 prices, rier eae Por DOL. Staver—R. 0. revailing rodnco—Molarse@ at 26°. to 300, sugar, little offer. alteration in day make; iho following o%e brought their ow Row uv 4 Fins Exore Hovse—Tae Pouce Arracend.— About one o'clock yecterday morning officers Vorgan om wore paceing t also by a hook gad ladder company, whon they heard a noise, and on entering found a num- bet of young fellows enjoy’ horse around the house. Germavia Pang. T tminediately sent w York, and by th assistance of sergeant Fitzgerald, of the po! assisted by ove soction from tho First preciact ed the Durees tn the bay the only ones the oMcers themseives by trotting a 0 olficers deleving the ave hoon taken from some promises adjoining, wodertook to take him away, when the boys resisted, mpbell, a member of the com. |, Striking offcer Morgan. the elab from him and etruck hun on back of the head, Tho officers being over; Warrants wero lssu rrest of the parties, snd Campbell, with snother man custody, and held to bail, man named Maher as bis g at $45 fo $50 per M. ing, at 83 76 to $4 25. wil come futo operation op the Ist Juy Gene Se. & fod mackerel, por bb! a1 $1.to G9c, Match Splita—Iquai to 10 Matepes—From $ a7 6010 88 1h Bal Exchange on $482 por £100, 1 porsone were handled rather One of the latter, a young @an named David 1 cevertiy wounded in being struck witha pectable cliizens are ter before the one of the mea namod could identity. The in before Juatios Mogerty yes. terday, aud ail, with tho exception of ome named Joines Haggerty, who was discharged, were severally food, Barry, ed to bo the chief ofendor, and Joba Nelson, ‘rederica and Job: 60, Pickled Geb, except ratmom frow The, to 2be,. ward) wrenehod 2 obliged to retire, Baroed Cronin, were taken The horse was ideatifod by pound, free, foxy looking errant girl, Fie! ninety day: named Mary Sherry, about eighteen years of — sted yesterday at the complaiot of Mrs, Fogel, THE NATIONAL LABOR CONGRESS, ‘The eecond annual session of the National Labor Con. grees will be beld ip Chicago on tho third Monday im Every trades’ union, Atnaeo Lancent,—Two weeks since Mr. Borry, of Broakness, ¢ngaged a Gorman to work on his farm, and the latter seemed to bo industrious and attentive to bis work, On Sunday morning, however, when the family kman was not to be found. Bishop Scott, of Oregon. Wo regret to annous.ce the death of the Right Reve Bishop Scott, of Oregon, which took place ia this oly: op Sunday last, after a briof illness, Tho deceased was iy & minister of the Presbytonan chureb, i= Georgia, but many years ago became converted tothe In this chureh he served as conevcrated August next (19%b), amon and eight hour lengne in the country entitied to one delegate for the first five hundred mem- dere or less, -nd ope deingaie for hundred of fractional part there’. ngress the most important euthering in the cause Of labor wer held in this centry, ~ ite doliberatons wil ne Pree of the “xow York bas isqued. Bis Sr belog icles, . She will probably be sea! | this forenoon. La tmirsing. The mao ‘waa fonnd as. the depo gome of the missing articles, and having the dog with He was taken before Justice Avison mitted for trial, Carrow Presia,—The ebildran belonging to the Sunday sobool of the Chureh of the Holy Communion held « fenie on the Islavd yestenlay, which was ab \¥ « large number of roepects die citizens, Bove VoLn—A maid Feo DATE om Helerday | denom ‘nation, Jooked for with int Tnion ot the Syrte of to al’ tho trader’ organizations, reeontatives, and the during (his cor as en ween, b very lar